Traugott Terrace adds 50 new units of space on top of the Matt Talbot Center. Studios average 350 square feet, one-bedrooms 550 square feet, and SROs 250 square feet. The transitional units are located on the second floor, which includes several common areas: a kitchen, a meeting room and offices. Each SRO has its own three-quarter bathroom with shower and sink, and a small kitchen area with refrigerator and microwave. The studio and one-bedroom apartments are on the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth floors and are standard apartments with full kitchens and bathrooms. There is a common room for residents of the permanent housing and a kitchenette for community meetings on the mezzanine level overlooking the lobby. Environmentally-friendly and sustainable features include an energy efficient tractionless elevator, upgraded windows, energy efficient lighting, low-flow plumbing fixtures and natural linoleum flooring.
Traugott Terrace provides clean and sober housing for individuals with incomes up to 30% AMI, including 12 units for homeless individuals. The primary target population is people in recovery from alcohol and substance abuse. A large majority of the residents have been homeless at some time prior to moving into Traugott Terrace.
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2313 Third Avenue, Seattle, WA
Archdiocesan Housing Authority
• Washington State Housing Trust Fund
• Low Income Housing Tax Credits
• Seattle City Light Build Smart
• Seattle Housing Levy
$6,163,012
Green / Sustainable / LEED Certified Buildings, New Construction, Special Needs Housing |
